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LA gun owners stuck waiting years for concealed carry permits score major DOJ victory

Second Amendment August 17, 2026

LA gun owners stuck waiting years for concealed carry permits score major DOJ victory

The Department of Justice ended its landmark lawsuit after the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department slashed lengthy concealed carry permit delays.

Pro-life publisher facing demands to retract calling abortion ‘killing’ fires back: ‘The answer is No’

Abortion August 17, 2026

Pro-life publisher facing demands to retract calling abortion ‘killing’ fires back: ‘The answer is No’

Live Action's Thomas More Society attorneys reject demands to retract abortion coverage, arguing calling abortion "killing" is protected speech.

'Courthouse door is open’: Attorney fires back at legal threat over calling abortion ‘killing’

VIDEO August 17, 2026

'Courthouse door is open’: Attorney fires back at legal threat over calling abortion ‘killing’

Thomas More Society’s Peter Breen tells Fox News Digital Live Action won’t back down after 13 abortion-rights activists demanded retractions and removal of disputed coverage.

New York socialist lawmaker takes heat after saying shoplifting results from 'biological need'

Crime August 17, 2026

New York socialist lawmaker takes heat after saying shoplifting results from 'biological need'

A New York state socialist lawmaker's framing of retail theft of items like soap being because of a "biological need" was met with swift blowback.

From New York to Texas, states should respect local control on data centers

Opinion August 17, 2026

From New York to Texas, states should respect local control on data centers

Data center moratoriums across the United States could cost communities tax revenue and jobs, echoing 19th-century towns that rejected railroads.

Mangione’s federal guilty plea is a ‘tactical effort’ by the defense, attorney says

VIDEO August 16, 2026

Mangione’s federal guilty plea is a ‘tactical effort’ by the defense, attorney says

Attorney Alice Lacour discusses the Lindsay Clancy murder trial and Luigi Mangione’s guilty plea to federal charges in the UnitedHealthcare CEO killing on ‘Sunday Night in America.’

Todd Blanche rejects NBC anchor’s DOJ independence pledge, says Trump would never cross ‘legal line’

Todd Blanche August 16, 2026

Todd Blanche rejects NBC anchor’s DOJ independence pledge, says Trump would never cross ‘legal line’

Todd Blanche rejected Kristen Welker's request to pledge Justice Department independence from the White House, arguing no attorney general should.

DOJ says DC City Council has no power to move National Guard

VIDEO August 16, 2026

DOJ says DC City Council has no power to move National Guard

Former D.C. homicide detective Ted Williams discusses the Washington D.C. City Council’s request that governors withdraw National Guard troops on ‘Fox Report.’

Federal judge clears path for border wall construction in Arizona

Border security August 16, 2026

Federal judge clears path for border wall construction in Arizona

A federal judge ruled against a Native American tribe's trespassing claims, citing a 1907 proclamation reserving 60 feet of Arizona border land.

JONATHAN TURLEY: Former Sen Kyrsten Sinema fights affair lawsuit invoking centuries-old marriage tort

Opinion August 16, 2026

JONATHAN TURLEY: Former Sen Kyrsten Sinema fights affair lawsuit invoking centuries-old marriage tort

Former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema admitted to an affair with security guard Matthew Ammel, and now his wife's alienation of affection lawsuit looms large.